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Those with (much) more money than sense have to have something to spend it on...
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Does it fit Asda Smartprice?

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Does it go in the re-cycling with the bottle?

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For £70 they could have included the bottle!

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Be honest now. You were only looking for something suitable to go with
your ostrich. That particular item does not fit the "African" theme and
would be more suited to traditional banqueting.

FWIW, it would be better to not soil the ostrich with ketchup silver cap
or no.
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On 10/05/2021 06:39, Richard wrote:
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Be honest now. You were only looking for something suitable to go with
your ostrich. That particular item does not fit the "African" theme and
would be more suited to traditional banqueting.

FWIW, it would be better to not soil the ostrich with ketchup silver cap
or no.


Surely the sauce (ketchup or no) would be decanted into a sauce boat
or Coupe for Ostrich ? Sauce bottle lid would be immaterial (apart from
to the staff) . ;O)
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Kwality man fray embra an at ....
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On 10/05/2021 06:55, soup wrote:
On 10/05/2021 06:39, Richard wrote:
On 09/05/2021 19:35, ARW wrote:
https://hamiltonandinches.com/produc...hup-bottle-lid


Be honest now. You were only looking for something suitable to go with
your ostrich. That particular item does not fit the "African" theme
and would be more suited to traditional banqueting.

FWIW, it would be better to not soil the ostrich with ketchup silver
cap or no.


Â* Surely the sauce (ketchup or no) would be decanted into a sauce boat
or Coupe for Ostrich ? Sauce bottle lid would be immaterial (apart from
to the staff) .Â*Â*Â* ;O)


Point.
But, the staff are already in awe of the cookwa
https://www.luxdeco.com/collections/...e-cookware-set


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Kwality man fray embra an at ....


Says someone fae Livvy, who 'talks' like some sort of weegie schemmy.


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Be honest now. You were only looking for something suitable to go with
your ostrich. That particular item does not fit the "African" theme


I think I must have a thread hidden, I keep seeing references to Adam
with zebras and ostriches, but don't know what it's on about!
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On 10/05/2021 10:41, Andy Burns wrote:
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Be honest now. You were only looking for something suitable to go with
your ostrich. That particular item does not fit the "African" theme


I think I must have a thread hidden, I keep seeing references to Adam
with zebras and ostriches, but don't know what it's on about!


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Good to know you're researching my birthday pressy nice and early! Perhaps you could commission a top to fit the HP bottle - which would add a whole new layer of class and style to a bacon butty?
And then there's the Henderson's Relish....
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Surely the butler puts the sauces (*) in other containers

(*) prepared from scratch by the chef.


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an ideal present for the person who has everything


Son of next door neighbour ex-MOT tester bought a set of
blinky dust caps to replace the plastic ones on his cheapo
mazda. Neighbour said he was a clot because galvanic corrosion
ends up welding them onto the valve stem
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Kwality man fray embra an at ....


Will there still be enough rich people in Scotland to afford these
after Scindy ?
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an ideal present for the person who has everything


Son of next door neighbour ex-MOT tester bought a set of
blinky dust caps to replace the plastic ones on his cheapo
mazda. Neighbour said he was a clot because galvanic corrosion
ends up welding them onto the valve stem


had that, had to cut the cap off, but I think it was on my Citroen

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Kaspersky Internet Protection logged and blocked 43 attempts to collect
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The vinegar in the ketchup will soon spoil that with some nasty
corrosion https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tY6TVWLHyM8


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Son of next door neighbour ex-MOT tester bought a set of
blinky dust caps to replace the plastic ones on his cheapo
mazda. Neighbour said he was a clot because galvanic corrosion
ends up welding them onto the valve stem

had that, had to cut the cap off, but I think it was on my Citroen

I had a Peugeot 407 where galvanic corrosion caused the integral tyre
pressure sensors to die. So I simply replaced them with rubber valves,
which then caused the car's monitoring system to bleep at me a regular
intervals because it thought I had low tyre pressure, and so on and so
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Vaseline every so often would stop that surely?
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Son of next door neighbour ex-MOT tester bought a set of
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mazda. Neighbour said he was a clot because galvanic corrosion
ends up welding them onto the valve stem



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Good to know you're researching my birthday pressy nice and early! Perhaps you could commission a top to fit the HP bottle - which would add a whole new layer of class and style to a bacon butty?
And then there's the Henderson's Relish....


********. I just took a bottle of very slightly OOD HP sauce from a pub
for you.

BB 30th April 2021. Nowt wrong with an unopened bottle of that IMHO.

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https://hamiltonandinches.com/produc...hup-bottle-lid


Be honest now. You were only looking for something suitable to go with
your ostrich. That particular item does not fit the "African" theme and
would be more suited to traditional banqueting.

FWIW, it would be better to not soil the ostrich with ketchup silver cap
or no.

:-)

Lou is a trained chef and trained welder.

I know my place. She decided what sauce she was making to go with it. No
idea what is was but it was nice.

She is working tonight so it's either a fish finger sandwich (with
ketchup) or a takeaway.



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Those with (much) more money than sense have to have something to spend it on...


One would expect them to spend it on caviar.

But then maybe they like ketchup on caviar.

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Be honest now. You were only looking for something suitable to go with
your ostrich. That particular item does not fit the "African" theme


I think I must have a thread hidden, I keep seeing references to Adam with
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He eats them for dinner.

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